The lack of foresight is interesting. Has to be willful denial.

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This is gonna kick a lot of people in the nuts. They are cruising along and just don't know it yet.

Some of us do see what's about to go down and it scares the **** out of us.

There's gonna be a massive disruption in the way of life we've been accustomed to.

Millenials and Gen Z better temper those expectations.

the next couple years it's gonna occur to people that they are about to have a way lower standard of living then their parents. technologically it will be more advanced, but overall quality of life will go down.

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Then what is the f***ing point of all this?

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It's not about you. It's about your future AI overlords.

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TexasRebel said:

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Adverse Event said:

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TexasRebel said:

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Define "happy"

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A mix of serotonin and dopamine generated by internal and external inputs, varied by user.

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Neither of which a computer has.

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Depends on your definition. The neuralinked chimps have both chemicals, are they a computer or some odd mix?

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Uh. They were mammals with an "implanted interface". That may have very well been another of Elon's Mechanical Turks.

They are also dead.

Was this a serious question?

TexasRebel said:

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Adverse Event said:

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TexasRebel said:

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Adverse Event said:

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TexasRebel said:

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Define "happy"

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A mix of serotonin and dopamine generated by internal and external inputs, varied by user.

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Neither of which a computer has.

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Depends on your definition. The neuralinked chimps have both chemicals, are they a computer or some odd mix?

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Uh. They were mammals with an "implanted interface". That may have very well been another of Elon's Mechanical Turks.

They are also dead.

Was this a serious question?

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Oh I've learned over the years that there's not much your capable of learning, because you know everything, so very rarely will you see something as a response I'd consider serious. Flippant, for sure.

That being said, organic matter/living animal connected to a computer, are we discussing a computer or something else?

By 2025 Autonomous AI Agents will be in every aspect of life.

They've been out for a week - and already the possibilities are mind-blowing.

But what are they? How did we just figure them out and whats next for us?

I'll try my best to explain. Buckle up, its gonna be a douzey pic.twitter.com/SV3GbEUAr4

— Sully (@SullyOmarr) April 11, 2023

So let's recap on some timelines:

2020 - First version of GPT3
Nov 2022 - chatGPT is released
March 14 - GPT4
March 28 - AI Agents

Notice the trend? It's accelerating. pic.twitter.com/TKHgazHBKB

— Sully (@SullyOmarr) April 11, 2023

Back to the important stuff:

AutoGPT has internet access, long-term and short-term memory management, text generation, and integration with 11 Labs (AI text to speech gen)

And it operates AUTOMATICALLY without YOU

Let me walk you through 3 examples of the tech that will leave you speechless

— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 11, 2023

Customer service:

Customer service is painful 90% of the time.

Long hold times, junior staff, hard to communicate.

AI-enhanced customer service will be a breeze thanks to AutoGPT

— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 11, 2023

#2 Social Media Manager

AutoGPT can also be used to manage social media accounts for businesses based on goals for RTs/likes and even sales

It can generate high-quality content, schedule posts, and even respond to customer inquiries

Just set and forget.

— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 11, 2023

#3 Financial Advisor

Investing your money can be a daunting task, but Auto GPT can make it a breeze.

As a financial advisor, it can analyze financial data and provide recommendations on how to stay ahead of the curve based on data & top research

Move over Bank of America...

— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 11, 2023

So there you have it, folks

AutoGPT is not just a language model, but a game-changing tool that can (and probably will) revolutionize the way we do business

ChatGPT was cool but AutoGPT takes it to the next level

— GREG ISENBERG (@gregisenberg) April 11, 2023

Is AI the right term?

Why is "Artificial Intelligence" > "Intelligence"?

It's not. It will do things just as good as its programmer, only faster and with no fatigue mistakes.

It's not the right term imo, but its already cemented itself into common usage.

I don't have the receipt but those of you who have been here for a while know I called this last year

The Thotpocalypse is here https://t.co/4mIFXu3Jwt

— Skull King Bjorn (@GathererSkull) April 11, 2023

And here we go. Onlyfans is jumping on the AI train. It's clear they want to have all content for themselves so they don't have to pay anyone anything at all and it's clear they see where this is all going. Lmao that business model, get everyone hooked with real women, replace the women with AI created models and keep all of the money.

Nanomachines son said:

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I don't have the receipt but those of you who have been here for a while know I called this last year

The Thotpocalypse is here https://t.co/4mIFXu3Jwt

— Skull King Bjorn (@GathererSkull) April 11, 2023

And here we go. Onlyfans is jumping on the AI train. It's clear they want to have all content for themselves so they don't have to pay anyone anything at all and it's clear they see where this is all going. Lmao that business model, get everyone hooked with real women, replace the women with AI created models and keep all of the money.

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the internet AI was made for porn.

Thots bouta get buggy whipped.

https://www.artisana.ai/articles/gpt-4-outperforms-elite-crowdworkers-saving-researchers-usd500-000-and-20

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A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon, Yale, and UC Berkeley investigating Machivallian tendencies in chatbots made a surprising side discovery: OpenAI's GPT-4 outperformed the most skilled crowdworkers they had hired to label their dataset. This breakthrough saved the researchers over $500,000 and 20,000 hours of human labor.

Innovative Approach Driven by Cost Concerns

The researchers faced the challenge of annotating 572,322 text scenarios, and they sought a cost-effective method to accomplish this task. Employing Surge AI's top-tier human annotators at a rate of $25 per hour would have cost $500,000 for 20,000 hours of work, an excessive amount to invest in the research endeavor. Surge AI is a venture-backed startup that performs the human labeling for numerous AI companies including OpenAI, Meta, and Anthropic.

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No you see AI won't replace MY job.

TexasRebel said:

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It's not. It will do things just as good as its programmer, only faster and with no fatigue mistakes.

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Kind of like how Stockfish is only as good as the guys that "programed" it?

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https://www.artisana.ai/articles/gpt-4-outperforms-elite-crowdworkers-saving-researchers-usd500-000-and-20

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A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon, Yale, and UC Berkeley investigating Machivallian tendencies in chatbots made a surprising side discovery: OpenAI's GPT-4 outperformed the most skilled crowdworkers they had hired to label their dataset. This breakthrough saved the researchers over $500,000 and 20,000 hours of human labor.

Innovative Approach Driven by Cost Concerns

The researchers faced the challenge of annotating 572,322 text scenarios, and they sought a cost-effective method to accomplish this task. Employing Surge AI's top-tier human annotators at a rate of $25 per hour would have cost $500,000 for 20,000 hours of work, an excessive amount to invest in the research endeavor. Surge AI is a venture-backed startup that performs the human labeling for numerous AI companies including OpenAI, Meta, and Anthropic.

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No you see AI won't replace MY job.

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Calling BS on those numbers. You might pay $25/hr for a handfull of annotators, but probably more like $2-$3/hr for the majority.

About to fire this up. Standby for high points.

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Nanomachines son said:

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I don't have the receipt but those of you who have been here for a while know I called this last year

The Thotpocalypse is here https://t.co/4mIFXu3Jwt

— Skull King Bjorn (@GathererSkull) April 11, 2023

And here we go. Onlyfans is jumping on the AI train. It's clear they want to have all content for themselves so they don't have to pay anyone anything at all and it's clear they see where this is all going. Lmao that business model, get everyone hooked with real women, replace the women with AI created models and keep all of the money.

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the internet AI was made for porn.

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I'll take the Anna De Armas AI girl from Blade Runner 2049, please. Thank you.

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About to fire this up. Standby for high points.

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Oh, I should have saved you the click. It is all fake.

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TexasRebel said:

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It's not. It will do things just as good as its programmer, only faster and with no fatigue mistakes.

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Kind of like how Stockfish is only as good as the guys that "programed" it?

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Yep. It can just think deeper faster.

Damn. was hoping for a new AI episode.

This is the "first PC" moment for Personal AI and with it will be limitations just like when the first Apple 1 was produced in a garage. You are a pioneer. Today private and Personal AI is available to anyone.

Download it for free and join the revolution. https://t.co/5rZ9w5osvD

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 12, 2023

Came to post the same thing.. wtf..

https://nypost.com/2023/04/12/ai-clones-teen-girls-voice-in-1m-kidnapping-scam/

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An Arizona mom claims that scammers used AI to clone her daughter's voice so they could demand a $1 million ransom from her as part of a terrifying new voice scheme.

"I never doubted for one second it was her," distraught mother Jennifer DeStefano told WKYT while recalling the bone-chilling incident. "That's the freaky part that really got me to my core."

This bombshell comes amid a rise in "caller-ID spoofing" schemes, in which scammers claim they've taken the recipient's relative hostage and will harm them if they aren't paid a specified amount of money.

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Scams are about to get a whole lot more sophisticated.

I brought this up the other day and some moron basically told me people have been getting scammed on the phone for years so it is no big deal. Imagine how much will be stolen from the elderly and not so bright with these new tools at the scammers disposal. I know people are already scammed for millions, if not billions, annually, so this is about to get worse. Everyone should talk to their parents and grandparents about this.

The rationalists who are ultra fear-mongering over AI all fall into this boat. They all want it to be under the control of elites only and would have us be slaves to them. These people are all degenerates.

They should all be ignored or scorned.

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I brought this up the other day and some moron basically told me people have been getting scammed on the phone for years so it is no big deal. Imagine how much will be stolen from the elderly and not so bright with these new tools at the scammers disposal. I know people are already scammed for millions, if not billions, annually, so this is about to get worse. Everyone should talk to their parents and grandparents about this.

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Friend of a friend works at the post office of a large city.

Everyday 10-30 elderly folk come in to send money to a grandson/neice/nephew in dire need of monetary assistance.

They aren't able (or maybe willing) to help them pause and verify whether it's a scam or not.

Or...

BOOM!

GPT4All native app now here. No more terminal!

Mac: https://t.co/6fJGSR8fBu
Windows: https://t.co/pRWtYOjT6r
Linux: https://t.co/GOPIDObQq7

Extraction takes up to 20 minutes. Mac will report a notice that the app is not trusted, if so inclined, go to System… https://t.co/hBHxW7j2F9

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 14, 2023

Easy download for your own local AI. And miniAGI coming soon?

Very excited to announce I am very close to MiniAGI script for GPT4All!

My ugly code will hopefully allow endless self feedback with drop-in prompts and guidance.

Current script has been running 16 hours and produced ~400 pages.

My aim is to make this one-click install for… https://t.co/hBHxW7jAuH

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 14, 2023

Wow great throwback. It's hard to believe we have been working on the learning machine for this long. Makes you wonder.

Just keeps going... **** moves fast

Yes! I have built in the ability to make API calls to any other non-local (cloud based) AI platform like ChatGPT-4 and most important, it has budgeting.

See MiniAGI and AutoGPT I am building runs 24/7 365. It is free because it is local Personal AI.

However it can go out to… https://t.co/MGC2pRy4nX

— Brian Roemmele (@BrianRoemmele) April 14, 2023

Amazon has entered the race:

1. Bedrock via AWS

- Bedrock lets enterprises use and fine-tune base models with their own data.

- Base models from Anthropic, AI21 (European languages), Amazon Titan (new language models) and Stability AI (images). pic.twitter.com/Mpjn9eb85e

— Pete (@nonmayorpete) April 13, 2023

Amazon/Scale offer multiple models.

OpenAI/MSFT use OpenAI.

NVIDIA unclear - though likely multiple models as well.

This is how someone like Anthropic can get distribution.

— Pete (@nonmayorpete) April 13, 2023

2. Amazon releases CodeWhisperer

- This is Amazon's version of GitHub Copilot
- Free for individual developers
- Developers seem to like Copilot more

To access: https://t.co/c9gaIa5oiA

— Pete (@nonmayorpete) April 13, 2023

3. Stability AI releases SDXL

This is the next evolution of Stable Diffusion.

- Seems to be closer in quality to Midjourney
- Will be open source at some point

To access: https://t.co/PPQieSuBRo

— Pete (@nonmayorpete) April 13, 2023

On the text front, we're really waiting for DeepFloyd IF, which can do it well.

Seems to be coming soon.https://t.co/ImvbRAHPLS

— Pete (@nonmayorpete) April 13, 2023

5. Meta open sources "Animated Drawings"

- Project brings sketches to life
- This continues an effort from 2021, when they first released this project and started collecting data from the public

Access: https://t.co/o60ieX5ZPQ pic.twitter.com/eMj4UDb2oy

— Pete (@nonmayorpete) April 13, 2023

TexasRebel said:

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Just give it a div/0 problem.

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Nope easy to trap with exception handling. Besides that's so 1999-ish

Nanomachines son said:

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The rationalists who are ultra fear-mongering over AI all fall into this boat. They all want it to be under the control of elites only and would have us be slaves to them. These people are all degenerates.

They should all be ignored or scorned.

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Uh have you priced the latest Nvidia chip sets that optimize AI. You aint buying them at amazon. It dont take many top tier AI's to run things. This will be an exclusive club only the elite can afford to build, code, and run top tier AI systems. It will start competitively but that wont last long. To much money, power, and control at stake.

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The rationalists who are ultra fear-mongering over AI all fall into this boat. They all want it to be under the control of elites only and would have us be slaves to them. These people are all degenerates.

They should all be ignored or scorned.

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Uh have you priced the latest Nvidia chip sets that optimize AI. You aint buying them at amazon. It dont take many top tier AI's to run things. This will be an exclusive club only the elite can afford to build, code, and run top tier AI systems. It will start competitively but that wont last long. To much money, power, and control at stake.

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Yes, a 4090 GPU is way beyond the price range for an average person. Top End GPUs from nvidia are crazy expensive. This is going to be nvidia's model moving forward though because that is where they see everything moving to. Some of these companies are using 25,000+ GPUs to train these language models and this is only the beginning.

Everyone thought after crypto that GPU prices would be going down but AI is going to blow that out of the water. Vram is going to be a huge issue for anyone wanting to run a personal AI. You need 16 gb minimum and likely need 20+ gb vram and only a few cards at the high end from AMD or Nvidia have that.

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Just give it a div/0 problem.

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Nope easy to trap with exception handling. Besides that's so 1999-ish

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Well don't make it obvious.